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| Aquatic Fitness System |
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| 2005 Owner’s Manual |
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| Air Relief Valve |
| Used for purging air from the filter system whenever servicing |
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| the filter, during initial startup, and whenever you drain and fill |
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| the Aquatic Fitness System. |
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| Air Volume Controls |
| Increase or decrease the amount of air drawn through the |
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| jets. The intensity of jet action is varied by adjusting the |
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| amount of air mixed with the water forced through the jets. |
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| More air produces a more vigorous massage. Since air |
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| bubbles tend to cool the Aquatic Fitness System, the air |
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| controls should be closed while the Aquatic Fitness System is |
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| heating. |
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| Bleeder Valve |
| A small valve used to relieve or expel air from the Aquatic |
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| Fitness System’s plumbing or pump. |
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| Circulation Pump |
| A pump that circulates the water in the Aquatic Fitness |
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| System continuously. |
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| Diverter Valve |
| Allows you to select either the therapy jets or swim jets with |
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| pump number 1. Simply turn the valve to the desired position. |
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| Dry Firing |
| Turning the heater element on when there is no water in the |
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| heater. |
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| Equipment Access Panel |
| Provides access to your Aquatic Fitness System’s equipment |
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| for a qualified service technician. |
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| Equipment Control System |
| The electronic control system that governs all of the |
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| electrically operated components of your Aquatic Fitness |
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| System utilizes an advanced microprocessor and |
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| electronic switches to activate all user and maintenance |
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| options. |
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| Filter Cartridge |
| Your Aquatic Fitness System’s filters have been designed so |
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| that you may repeatedly clean and maintain the filter cartridge |
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| as needed. The cartridge is constructed of woven polyester |
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| rather than paper to ensure long life and proper filtration. |
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| Filter Housing |
| The filter canister that houses the filter cartridge. It encloses |
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| your Aquatic Fitness System’s cartridge filter element. This |
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| filter cartridge removes dirt, oil and fine particles from your |
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| Aquatic Fitness System’s water. The lock ring holding the filter |
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| cover in place and the air relief valve in the filter cover must be |
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| on and closed when the Aquatic Fitness System is running. |
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| DO NOT |
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| RELIEF VALVE. Also do not open filter housing while the |
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| Aquatic Fitness System is running as the filter is under |
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| pressure. |
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| A type of Circuit Breaker that automatically disconnects |
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| Interrupter |
| power to the Aquatic Fitness System when there is an |
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| electrical power leakage to ground. |
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| Gravity Drain Valve |
| Used to drain your Aquatic Fitness System. |
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| Halogens |
| Free chlorine, bromine or iodine ions that are very strong |
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| oxidizers used to sanitize water. |
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